Philip McLaughlin, Dean of BEM, reacts to the 2008 ranking of the 50 best Masters in Management carried out by the Financial Times and in which BEM is listed for the first time: "This ranking provides an interesting response to those somewhat simplistic analyses which, in France, compare the Grandes Ecoles unfavourably with the Universities”.

The Chair Arts, Culture and Management in Europe of BEM-Bordeaux Management School has organised its second workshop on the 26th of September.

BEM has international partners over the 5 continents. These agreements allow students to go and study in a foreign country but also allow the school to welcome foreigners on the campus. It is also a way to simplify contacts between teachers and researchers.